Ekiti State as Symbol of a criminal economy that’ll hunt Nigeria’s future

“if we reward criminality, we should not be shocked when criminals eventually govern us, The emptiness of our moral landscape, however, is a far greater tragedy, and unless we restore the dignity of honest work, create genuine opportunities for our young people, and once again make character more admirable than sudden wealth, tomorrow promises not a better society”

The Deputy Speaker and his cornered billions; A question of moral responsibility

“What makes this even more troubling is that this comes from the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives—one of the principal custodians of Nigeria’s legislative integrity. If those entrusted with safeguarding the sanctity of the budget are comfortable stretching agency mandates beyond recognition, what moral authority remains to question similar abuses elsewhere?”